LFS in Denver?

[jjcarr]

Anybody know of a good LFS in the Denver area for planted aquaria? I did a search and didn't find anything.

Thanks,
James

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[Grendel]

Not Denver, but up in Fort Collins we have Denizens of the Deep - lots of plants (mostly run of the mill, but quite a bit of it and quite healthy), huge variety of fish. Some folks who work there aren't always the most welcoming at first, and they are a little behind on some of the tech of planted tanks (no real grasp of adding Nitrate and Phosphate, for example), but overall a high quality store.


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[travis]

I live near South Broadway Tropicals and they are starting to keep a better plant selection than any other place I've found, with the possible exception of Todd's Tropicals on East Hampden.

[Zach210]

Neptunes off of county line and university has a decent plant selection and usually has a pretty good selection of algae eaters. It also has a hammer coral in a display that is worth the trip alone.

[John P.]

Anyone remember Todd's Pedigree Shop on University?

[Zach210]

I haven't seen it. Where is it off of university?

[John P.]

I heard it's no longer there. I lived in Denver until 1991 (when I graduated high school). It was in the Bonnie Brae area.

[Zach210]

I'm in that area alot and I haven't seen it.

[Jeremy S]

I’ve heard quite a few great reviews about Fish etc., INC even though I’ve never been there personally. All of their marine fish are MAC certified and it looks as though they have a pretty good selection of plants. They are located at 1412 S. Parker Rd and their website is www.fishetc.com.

Here is a pic of their planted tank: